Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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An 800 W ATX power supply tested working for DL580 G1 and G2 servers
This 800 watt ATX power supply carries the ESP114 designation and part numbers 192147-001 and 192201-001. It is built for the DL580 G1 and G2 server platforms. The unit arrives new and has been tested working.
The 800 watt rating delivers ample headroom for the dual-processor configurations found in these servers. It runs out when a chassis demands more than the rated output or when a different form factor is required.
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The supply is built to the ATX form factor and carries the ESP114 designation that matches the DL580 G1 and G2 part numbers 192147-001 and 192201-001, so it installs directly in those servers.
The unit has been test-worked by the supplier; after fitting it, verify that the server posts, all drive and fan LEDs illuminate, and the system remains stable under load.
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